Send me my lay off letter - Juliet Asante to government 

Juliet Asante, a prominent figure in Ghana's film industry, has voiced her frustrations regarding the government's handling of layoffs during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a recent statement, she urged authorities to provide clear communication regarding her employment status, demanding an official layoff letter. Asante expressed her concerns about the lack of transparency and support for those affected by the economic fallout of the pandemic, particularly within creative sectors.

Highlighting the struggles faced by many artists and industry workers, Asante emphasized that clarity from the government would help individuals plan their next steps. She criticized the absence of a structured approach to address unemployment in the creative sector, calling for accountability and immediate action. Her plea reflects a broader sentiment among creatives who feel neglected during these challenging times.

Asante’s call for dialogue with government officials underscores an urgent need for policies that protect and empower artists as they navigate financial uncertainty. Her advocacy aims not just for personal resolution but also for systemic change that benefits the entire creative community in Ghana.